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Registration complete. Hope for the best of Athoy. |
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Can anyone explain how to approach problem C? |
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Codeforces Round 606(Div.1, Div.2) and Technocup — Elimination Round 4, 6 лет назад
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Can anyone explain how to solve Div.2 D, please? |
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I hope to become specialist in this contest. :) |
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Got it. Thank you. |
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Choosing 5 twice is a solution, fine. But why choosing 7 and 3 isn't possible? |
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Problem A: test case 2: 42 32 In the note it said that: you cannot choose p=7, subtract it, then choose p=3 and subtract it again. Can anyone explain why it's not possible? |
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